Explore the collaborative project of MDes Innovative Business Design (IBD) involving SD5131 Interdisciplinary Project, SD5115 Design Project Management, and SD5114 Design Method (Advanced) which brings together talents from different disciplines to participate in an internal design contest, fostering a rich environment for creative exploration.
In partnership with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), Australia, and Thammasat University (TU), Thailand, and with FIDLOCK GmbH, Germany, and Lee Ing Global Ltd, Hong Kong, as project clients, our students are not only empowered to address real-world challenges with ingenuity and precision but also engage in interdisciplinary collaboration. Working alongside Product Design students from UTS and Design, Business & Technology Management (DBTM) students from TU, our students gain valuable experience, honing their design thinking skills through exposure to diverse perspectives.
In this multifaceted project, students are required to devise relevant strategies and plans to conduct research from the perspectives of design, business, and technology. They also help tackle FIDLOCK's business challenges and expand its markets and business in Asia Pacific.
This immersive experience enables students to work with real clients, exploring important societal issues and developing innovative solutions for positive change. The IBD project highlights the MDes programme's global, interdisciplinary approach and the School of Design's commitment to excellence in design education and industry partnerships.
Congratulations to the award-winning teams:
In partnership with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), Australia, and Thammasat University (TU), Thailand, and with FIDLOCK GmbH, Germany, and Lee Ing Global Ltd, Hong Kong, as project clients, our students are not only empowered to address real-world challenges with ingenuity and precision but also engage in interdisciplinary collaboration. Working alongside Product Design students from UTS and Design, Business & Technology Management (DBTM) students from TU, our students gain valuable experience, honing their design thinking skills through exposure to diverse perspectives.
In this multifaceted project, students are required to devise relevant strategies and plans to conduct research from the perspectives of design, business, and technology. They also help tackle FIDLOCK's business challenges and expand its markets and business in Asia Pacific.
This immersive experience enables students to work with real clients, exploring important societal issues and developing innovative solutions for positive change. The IBD project highlights the MDes programme's global, interdisciplinary approach and the School of Design's commitment to excellence in design education and industry partnerships.
Congratulations to the award-winning teams:
GROUP 8: Boot-Fit Fins (Bruce, Ely, Hammond (UTS), Tuwakhum (TU))
GROUP 3: Car Rack System (Yves, Joelle, Chilin, Hensel (UTS), Pisalchaiyong (TU))
GROUP 10: ‘PETMOD’ - Modular Dog Harness System (Moka, Vera, Wilson (UTS), Virakpong (TU))
GROUP 7: Silver Moment (Keya, Joshua, Rainbow, Sehgal (UTS), Harnvorrayothin (TU))
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